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RS 11:1483
The board controls the fund, may invest it under R.S. 11:263, and must use specified warrant-signing and deposit rules for payments and bank deposits.
- Bank deposits
- Expenses
- Fund management
- Warrants
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RS 11:1484
Plan assets generally cannot be used for anyone else’s benefit, with limited exceptions for mistaken employer contributions and excess funds at termination.
- Employer contributions
- Funds use
- Plan assets
- Termination surplus
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RS 11:149
Retirees who return to the same state department stay under the retirement laws of the system they left. Early-retirement retirees generally cannot be rehired by a state department for two years, with stated exceptions.
- Reemployment
- Retirement systems
- State employment
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RS 11:1491
This section creates a separate, unfunded, non-qualified excess benefit plan.
- Benefit plans
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RS 11:1492
This section defines several retirement-benefit terms used in the chapter.
- Plan definitions
- Retirement benefits
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RS 11:1493
An excess benefit participant receiving fund benefits is entitled to a monthly benefit, and the plan is administered by the board.
- Benefits administration
- Retirement benefits
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RS 11:1494
Employer contributions for this excess benefit plan must be handled separately and cannot be pooled with fund money or used to build up future retirement benefits.
- Benefits administration
- Fund transfers
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RS 11:150
This section says which retirement systems count as a "state, municipal, or parochial retirement system" for reciprocal recognition of retirement credit, and it applies retroactively to January 1, 1977.
- Retirement credit recognition
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RS 11:1501
A retirement system is established and must be run by a board of trustees for certain court clerks, employees, and beneficiaries.
- Employee benefits
- Retirement benefits
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RS 11:1502
The retirement system established by R.S. 11:1501 must be called the "Clerks' of Court Retirement and Relief Fund."
- Fund naming
- Retirement system
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RS 11:1503
This section defines key terms used in the chapter and says a qualifying court reporter may stay in the fund and become eligible for retirement benefits.
- Definitions
- Employee eligibility
- Retirement fund
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RS 11:1504
A person who knowingly makes a false statement or falsifies records to defraud the system commits a misdemeanor and may be fined up to $1,000 or jailed up to 12 months.
- Fraud
- Record keeping
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RS 11:151
The section lets certain retirement-system members receive service credit or pay contributions while getting workers' compensation benefits, with limits on how the credit is used.
- Employee benefits
- Employer contributions
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RS 11:1511
Specified clerks and related employees must be members of the system while they are serving in those roles.
- Membership
- Service
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RS 11:1512
A member’s membership in the system ends if the member resigns, is dismissed, retires, or otherwise separates from service as a clerk or employee.
- Termination of membership
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RS 11:1513
A retiree may be temporarily reemployed, but must not rejoin the system while reemployed, and the retiree and clerk must immediately notify the board of reemployment details.
- Employer contributions
- Reemployment
- Retirement benefits
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RS 11:1514
A member is entitled to service credit for service rendered in the system if the required contributions were paid and not withdrawn.
- Service credit
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RS 11:1515
A former member who is not eligible to retire may apply for and receive a refund of accumulated employee contributions, but payment is delayed until the application is certified, the person has been out of service for 60 days, and all contributions have been paid into the fund.
- Benefits administration
- Refunds
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RS 11:1516
A former member who returns to the fund may repay withdrawn contributions with 8% compounded interest, and repayment restores canceled service credit and other rights.
- Employee contributions
- Fund repayment
- Service credit
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RS 11:1517
A person who was eligible for membership in the fund but was not enrolled may get prior service credit, but only after required proof is certified and the required payment is made in full.
- Prior service credit
- Retirement benefits
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